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TliUBNDAY, AUGI NT 11, HMH. GRANTS r.UM DAILY tNM IURH BAGS TWO I 1KW GRANTS PASS DAILÏ COURIER Published Daily Except Sunday A. E. Voorhles, Pub. and Propr. Entered at postoffice, Grants Pass. Ore., as second-class mall matter GET YOUR LUMBidK from the Joae ph Ine Lumber ‘Co . al wholesale mill prices. All kinds of planed lumber Our truck delivers any where Phone 198. 107 North Sixth street. 9 Ilf New Shipment Silks DAILY COURIER By mail or carrier, per year..... »6 00 By mall or carrier, per month . 50 DEPENDABLE INSURANCE All linea. See T M Stott. Buick sales rooms Phone 530. 43lf Lining Satins WEEKLY COURIER »3.00 By mall, per year..................... ADVERTISING RATES Display space, per inch--------- —.15c Local-personal column, per line,... 10c Readers, per line. 5c MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated press is exclusively- entitled to the use for republication ef all news dispatches credited In this or all otherwise credited in this paper and aUo the local n«ws pub lished herein All rights for republication of spe cial dispatches herein are also re served. EARLY CRAWFORD PEACHES At Van Dorn Place, lower Ferry ‘ 51 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ b'wll, Secretary of the Interior. 1« Now I OREGON WRATHSB ♦ Touring the National Parks ♦ Tonight and Friday fair, derate westerly winds. mo- ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ Medford, Aug. 11.—(A. P.)—Sec ♦ ♦ retary of the Interior Fall, will ar rive next Monday in Medford, on his round touring the national parks. GET TN THE G AME The campaign Is on for funds to Unsolved Mystery of Natura. finance the auditorium for use as a The exact principle which causes a fair building and for community pur magnet to take hold of metals and poses. A manager has been secured cling to them with a force which over to put the enterprise over, but with comes the principle of gravity fa. like out help from others. Mr. Borland electricity, one of Nature’s unsolved mysteries, the Detroit News remarks. will be unable to make it a success, It Is merely known that a piece of Iren The building contemplated will be which has been electrically treated one that can be uaed for other pur- will attract and bold various other metals. The force It exerts Is called poses than as a place to stage a coun I “magnetism." ty fair. In fact, the fair is to be one The most logical explanation would of its minor usee. The large dance appear to be that an electrically-treat ed piece of Iron gives off a force floor will do to stage any sort of com analogous to that given off by radium, munity ball, while the auditorium in that It will affect other places of metal without materially lessening its will aeat hundreds of people. own power. Every civic organization in the The name "magnet'' la derived from county has endorsed the building and the mineral “magnetite." Thia, in lta purposes. The American Legion turn, la ao called because It was first discovered In Magnesia. Magnetite Is showed its faith and interest in the a natural magnet, of which lodestone move, when the lical post subscribed Is one of the best known varieties. tor 10 shares of the stock. Indi vidual members are helping in get Their Wedding Day. When we were married, roy hus ting subscriptions. The Chamber of band and I thought we bad planned Commerce has furnished the bulk of carefully to elude the sendoff our set the men to stage the campaign and Ugs sure to give us. We had a quiet it is through the Chamber that the family wedding and knowing our friends would be at the jei».'} Jo see building is made possible. Indi us off on our trip with the usual efib vidual effort, however, is essential. barrasalng attentions bestowed ou The success of the campaign will de- newlyweds, we decided to outwit thwn- by bearding the train at the water pend upon every person helping. tank, where it stopped before pulling Into the station. We drove up there undetected, clambered up on the rear Bread to Clean Watches. platform, and then discovered to our There Is ne more novel use to which dismay that the rear door was locked ' bread Is put than that In vogue In Unable to get Into the car. we cow aotne of the great watch factories ered there, both blushing red as beets, where more than forty loaves of fresh while the train slowly pulled up be breed were used dally In pre-war times. fore the long platform full of our ap From the early days of watchmak preciative friends.—Chicago Tribune ing fresh bread has been reduced to dough which Is used In removing oil "Mascot” Idea Is Spreading. and chips adhering to the mlnnte parts The collection of “mascots" to guard of the watch. Since many of these parts are hardy visible to the naked against any and every form of bad «ye the oil Is absorbed by the dough luck It said to be spreading In popu while the chips stick to It. There is larity. no other known substam-e that wipes the parts without lenvfng some par tides attached to them. Hence, “star of life" Is used. Waiting List. A Pennsylvania authoiity is advocat ing the general establishment of goat farm». Good; the next thing will be the establishment of g- n< ral dlsposl- t.oii t < I* the goat.— ton Tran- ecript. Lines to be Remembered. With all women gentleness is the most persuasive nnd powerful argu ment.—Theopliile Gautier. PLAYER-PIANO GULBRANSEN Player Piano Nationally priced and advertised PALACE CAFE AND LUNCH ROOM Geo. Biseinger, Prop. MEALS AT ALL HOURS SO CENTS AND UP Steak« and fltop« a Specialty Extra Values Turkish Towels and Bath Room Rugs Yellowstone Park. Wyo., Aug. 11. —"Bill.” the outlaw elk of Yellow stone. has been adopted by members of New York Lodge B. P. O. E. Bill had been in. disgrace. His crime lay In being too tame. Resi dents of Mammoth, where park head quarters are located, spoiled Bill by teaching him to eat from their hands From a pet he became a peat. So tame waa he after a season or two that he no longer Joined his brothers and sisters in their wanderings about Yellowstone and became an outcast. Also his tastes degenerated They became almost goat-llke. The day came when no laundry hanging from the backyard clothesline was safe from his appetite. Hls special taste So was for little silken dainties. they locked Bill up tn a corral and there he has remained. Then came the crowd of New York Elks, visiting the park on their way An- home from their recent Los geles convention, A group of them visited the corral, where a number of calves are also kept. "Hello, Bill!” cried one to an ap- proachlng group. iBtll Bill knows his name, and thinking he was being summoned, hurried up for food. So surprised was Patrick McGrath, exalted ruler of the New York lodge, that he dropped a slip of paper he bad been bolding, with other mail, iq his hand It was a membership ap plication Now Bill has a particular fond ness for serai's of paper and many a magazine hero and telephone number have disappeared down his throat. A moment later and Bill had a mem bership tucked inside of him After that there was nothing left but to bestow some sort of honor on the outcast. Accordingly be was of ficially appointed western mascot of the lodge And they arranged a spe- dal banquet for him. The Music and Photo House On» Price I» All CARRIER BOYS WANTED Must have wheels. Apply Courier of fice. THl R8DAY. AUGUST II, 1981. » * America’s USED IX»ST -Al or near the bathhouse, an I open face, gold case Hamilton’ watch, chain and elk's tooth fob. I Back of watch engraved H. Kroll., Inside of case marked B. L. T. & E 193. binder will be suitably re warded by leaving at Courier of fice. 6 3 IHHlgC, IUIN Owklaiul FOR SALE House Why? Got two. can’t live In both. E L. Churchill. 51tf C. L HOBART COMPANY »(KHI «534» «3N5 • i«4t b'onL fine slm|>«' bVrd, half truck FOR SALE Five pigs, also fir« big hogs, weight about 150 lbs each J E Olson. 1324 East A St 63 ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦ Overland Baby Four Chevrolet IUIN Overland 75 Trailer, two-nberl ♦♦♦♦«♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ AMUNKMKNTH FOR S.UJC CHEAP Fine singing canaries and young canaries of ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ same stock. Address Robert Ship Thu unqualified seal of approval! man. Box 90, care .Murphy stage. U on the stupendous drama. “Half u! Granta Pass 57 Chance.“ It features Mahlon llamil- It Is adapted * A FARM bought for »S000 cash for ton and Lillian Rich from the celebrated novel by Fred sale for *6000. Terms. It Inter ested call at 719 D St. 77 eric S. Isham For sheer action, tremendous heart FOR SALE -Large family cow. giv appeal and thrilling scenes, no pro ing two gallons now. on dry feed duction uot even “The Spoilers" or When fresh. 4 S gallons. Will take "The Barrier" has ever equaled good work horse In exchange, I Mat "Half a Chance.'* It sweeps with the house on East L St New barn. 54 siige of Niagara from the prise ring FOR SALK 3 beautiful awltcbea to a steamer’s stokehole to a sen and 3 puffs of brunette hair. Ad sational shipwreck and wonder dress No. 330 care Courier 5« scene« on a desert Island BUYS FOR CASH New and Used Goods NEK ME E. W. CHILES 401 G STREET Each climax In like a boll of light ning. vivid and surprising Each dash of nilnd or body Is a tense bat tle, lacked with enthralling Internet. And the romance Is as alluring aa lavender and old rose Rare enter tainment Indeed a gigantic produo- tlon one to Utt «nd exalt you. Soa It at the Rivoli Theater tonight. REBEKAH LODGE The new officers for the coming term in Etna Rebekah lodge, are as follows: Past N. G.—Maude Fry N. G.—Hazel Coburn. V. G.—Lida Flfield. Rec. Secy.—Mary Hull. Fin. Secy.—Nellie Neas. Treas.—Anna Schmidt. Warden—Edith Ingram Con.—Elinor Roberts. Chaplain—Mabie Trimble I. G.—Ida Coon. O. G.—-Edna Hunter. R 8. N. G — Ella Holman L. 8. N. G.—Alice Mallory R. 8 V. G.—Hora Schmidt. L. S. V. G.— Maggie Everton. Time’s Wondrous Changes. Archeologist» believe that even In the Stone age direct maritime rela tions existed between northern Jut land and the distant countries to the south. Í New shipmeata this week bmight some wonderful values in many departments. Special values tnrkish towels 13c, 25c, 35c, 45c. Bath mat» and nig», ffl.lH, »1X5, «2.15, *2.05. Golden Rule Store and highway THI A 1I.W IVB <W»ME BACK FOR MOKE Auto Tops and Trimming Auto Painting The Autocraft Works Opposite Round House, GRANTS PASS Thai is a rule at this bakery, after once you have tried our bread, cake, pies, rolls and de licious home-made pastry. Wo men who bake at home say that our bakery products can not be excelled. Ask your Grocer for Bread baked by the GRANTS PASS BAKERŸ «» km » «234» «I5O «44» 1- mm Mexico to Canada, Ze mis ns has bean time 's"'"'! in ssrvica. Zerolane conaervee angina power, bettera engine performance and Isngthens angina life by giving Correct Lubrication. More than half the motorists of the Pacific Coast use Zsmlsns. They appreciate the advantage to them of Zerolene’s uniform high quality, the result of an »fin lent y in the manufac fura of fine lubricants herd to duplicate ele»where in the world. Ask for a Correct Lubrication Chart for your car. There’s a grade of Zarolene especially suited for your type of engine. 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